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. 2018 Apr 12;67(7):1428–1440. doi: 10.2337/db17-1164

Table 1.

Cohort demographics and concomitant medications

All races combined
(N = 1,312) White subjects only
(N = 845) Black subjects only
(N = 222)
Intensive glycemia arm
56.33
59.41
53.15
Standard glycemia arm
43.67
40.59
46.85
Intensive blood pressure arm
23.86
23.67
34.23
Standard blood pressure arm
23.78
21.89
33.33
Fibrate lipid treatment arm
25.99
25.68
14.41
Placebo lipid treatment arm
26.37
28.76
18.01
Female
39.48
36.33
52.70
Age (mean [95% CI])
62.72 [62.36, 63.10]
63.14 [62.70, 63.58]
62.25 [61.37, 63.12]
BMI (mean [95% CI])
32.43 [32.13, 32.73]
33.18 [32.82, 33.54]
32.67 [31.94, 33.39]
Years with T2D (mean [95% CI])
10.10 [9.67, 10.51]
9.73 [9.23, 10.24]
10.82 [9.76, 11.87]
History of cardiovascular disease
33.54
35.27
29.28
Concomitant medications*
 Angiotensin type 2 antagonists
16.39
15.98
16.67
 ACE inhibitors
46.19
46.98
52.25
 α-Glucosidase inhibitors
0.53
0.47
0.45
 Cholesterol absorption inhibitors
2.13
2.49
1.80
 Statin
49.70
51.83
30.18
 Lisinopril
16.46
16.45
25.23
 Loop diuretics
8.23
8.99
10.36
 Meglitinides
2.97
2.37
3.15
 Nitrates
5.72
6.51
3.60
 Other diabetes treatments
2.67
2.84
4.05
 Sulfonylureas
52.44
51.83
45.05
 Thiazolidinediones
31.63
33.02
29.28
 Insulin 38.11 38.11 45.95

Data are %, unless stated otherwise.

*Tabulated percentages represent the percentage of subjects with at least one record of taking the medication or a medication in the drug class during the metformin treatment window. This is not an exhaustive list of medications recorded in ACCORD, but rather a representative list of the commonly used medications in ACCORD.